Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. claims to have developed a new SuperVector technology that increases broadband performance over traditional standard copper lines to 100 Mbps over 800 meters.

Huawei said its new technology improves the bandwidth range from 17 MHz to 35 MHz. It also integrates a new encoding method with other optimizations.

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Vectoring technology decreases data transmission interruptions by using noise-cancelling technology. To control the interruptions, a device is used to manage the entire cable sheath of a shorter copper line.

Huawei said the technology can be used to deliver high-definition 4K video transmission over DSL. It can also provide speeds of up to 400 Mbps over a distance of 300 meters.

The company recently developed the third GSM network in New Zealand. It has been focusing heavily on research and development for networking technologies.

The Chinese giant recently invested US$8 million in the University of Surrey in the UK to expand research into 5G networking technology. It plans to deploy and test the network at the university campus.

The Chinese company also plans to deploy a WiFi network for the Washington Redskins Stadium in the U.S. by the end of this year.

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